Analysing and improving an article
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I can identify and use a range of effective linguistic devices in an article.
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When writing an article, you should use a range of literary devices to engage the reader.
Some examples of literary devices are anecdote, hyperbole, rhetorical questions, imagery, parody and juxtaposition.
It is important to use literary devices carefully. Eg: too many rhetorical devices means they lose their effectiveness.
An anecdote can be an effective way of beginning your article.
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